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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-15
new YORK Produce Market.

NEW Iohh. April IL
FIOsR-Reoepts, q, ,3ss, exports. 800. sales a..
600; No. 2, 30 90; fancy white Western, extra
1 IS a S 10. common TO good, 3 10 60; good TO
choice, 4 s. a s. 90; City mill extra, 4 90 os;
superhne, 40 q 3 30; 81. Louis extra, 10 y 90;
3 is 8 90.
WnEAT-Receip,s. 32.t50 exports. Z3,os6; sales.
1876 Co., No. 3 red, 9ll, No. red, s3l elevator, /,
No. Red state, s5, No / White state, s3i
RTE-duu.
BAILEY steady
Com - Receipts $500 bushels; exports. s7.oc2;
sales, % 0oc. spot no 3. i5, NO z. 49l
OATs-Keceip;s, 5000, sales. 5000, No 3, a;
do White. 81, W Z, 3ii 3ii DO White. Gl 37li
No /. IS, DO White. IS, Mixed Western. 30 A1;
White do, IS a AZ, White State, 3s a 39l
sUeAE-Cut loaf and crushed 81 IL 81; granulated.
5l; white extra c, gas; yellow. " ~; mould,
PgTaoLEUa-Unted, 6ii bid.
PORK Mess spot, Is 90 Is rs; clear hack.
10 90.
LARD-re1ned. rs
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CENTRAL ILLINOIS.
A Drought Stricken Region-Corn Plant.
ing Ahead OF Time.

BLooMNGToE, ILL.,, April IA.
The drought throughout Central Illinois to.
gether with the great and continuous heat, is
unprecedented. Nothing like it has been
known for great many years. 1t has not
rained for six weeks, ,and then but little fell,
not enough to fairly break the unusual win
ter drought. The thermometer registers near
ly 80 degrees in the shade. daily. Many
farmers were obliged to haul water for their
stock and pastures furnish little nourishment.
Some farmers are still feeding. Except that
the trees are leafless, the country present the
aspect of August Fields are so dry that 1t
is next to impossible to harrow, owing to the
clouds of dust. The oats crop is very back
ward and in some not growing. The tile
drains are stopping their flow of water Farm
ers are beginning to plant corn nearly three
weeks ahead of time.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Three Men Killed and Others Wounded
in West Virginia X. Il. Wreck.

New YORK, April IA.
A dispatch from Wheeling w. Va, says
that construction train on the Ohio River
r r. jumped the track at Willow Grove near
Parkersburg, last night, wrecking the engine
and nine cars and killing three men and
wounding eight or ten others, several of them
fatally. The details of the cause of the ac-
cident have not been received, except that the
engine struck an obstruction while running
at high speed. The dead were: Joseph
Reese, laborer of Clifton. w. Va, head and
body crushed; John Soldin, laborer, body
mangled; Washington Mercer, laborer,
scalded The wounded were: Earnest Cole
head cut. will die /; Ed Hagan, fireman, bad
y manped; Tobey Fleifecker, conductor,
had body and limbs cut and bruised. From
four to six other laborers, whose names are
not obtainable, were injured, bat none of
them it is thought will die.
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DOMINION PARLIAMENT.
The Opening Ceremonies at Ottawa
The GOvernor.General on the Fishery
Question.
OTTAWA, April IA.

OTTAWA, April A.
Dominion Parliament opened today. The
Governor General in a speech from the
throne, congratulated Parliament on the gen.
eral prosperity of the country and on the
prospect of the coming seasok of peace and
progress. Referring to the fisheries question
His Excellency said: The negotiation be-
tween Her Majesty's government and the
United States regarding the fisheries question
with respect to which the government has
been fully informed and consulted, are still
in progress, and will, we NAV be permitted to
hope, result in arrangements honorably and
satisfactory to both nations.
Meanwhile the necessary provision has
been made for the protection of our inshore
fisheries. The papers on this subject will
be laid before you.
Your attention will be invited to the expe-
diency of establishing a department of trade
and commerce under the supervision of a re-
sponsible minister.
You will also be asked to consider the pro-
priety of making such improvements in org
aniZation of departments of justice, customs
and inland revenue as well as provide greater
facilities for dispatch of the large and in
creasing volume of business with which these
departments are charged.
measure will be submitted you, Civ ing
representation in the Senate to the Northwest
territories in addition to what they now pos
sess in the House of Commons.
Other measures will be laid before you,
and among them will be found bill for the
amendment of the acts relating to the gov
ernment of railways.
Also for providing better mode of trial
claims against the Crown for the improve
ment of procedure in criminal cases and fur
ther amendment of the Chinese migration
act.
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Sick in a Burning HOnse.
ELLSWORTH, April

ELLSWUKTH, AprII IF.
At three o'clock, Thursday moring, the
house, ell and barn of Mrs. Flora johnson at
North West Harbor, Deer Isle, were entirely
consumed bv fire, with all their contents
The fire caught on the roof of the ell, from
sparks from the chimney, and had made
much headway when discovered. Mrs. John
son was sick abed, and she and her family
had barely time to escape in their night
clothes. Loss about $4,000; insurance 81 900.
Other dwellings we're close by, but they es-
capped uninjured.
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Grand Lodge OF Good Templars.

LEWISTON, April r.
In the Grand Lodge of Good Templars this
of,orpoon. the committee on the lodge ami
versary reported in favor of observing June
- 1898. as the 3O;h anniversary OF the INTRO
duction of Good Templars into Maine. "A
discussion of the prohibitory law passed BY
tho last LEGISLATURE was held. and at the con-
c,us;on the following was adopted
Resolved, We commend the action OF Gov.
RodweIl in signing the act amending our
i;ouor law and for the noble stand he has
,aten in the cause of temperance, both be-
fore and since his election as Governor OF the
State.
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PORTLAND NOTES.
Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus In the
Case OF Thomas Murphy-Aneient Bro
Tiers Lodge Holds a Reception.
PORTLAND, April IA.

PORTLAND, April IA.
This afternoon, in the U. S. Court, DIS
trict Attorney Bird presented petition for
writ of habeas corpus in the case OF Thomas
F. Murphy, deputy collector of finternal reve
nue. at Augusta. Judge Webb will hear the
arguments tomorrow forenoon and render his
decision.
Ancient BROTHERS Lodge of Odd Fellows
gave a reception tonight to Laconia lodge OF
Biddeford, and Androscoggin Lodge of Au
cnrn. About two hundred guests were pres
ent. After literary and musical entertain
meut in the hall the company had banquet
in the dining hall Speeches were MADE oy
w. H. Smith, F. T. Merrill. Joshua DAVIS
II. C. Bagiey and others.
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CONSECR
Bishop Healy Delivers the Conservation
Sermon.

PROVIDENCE, April IA.
The Rev. Dr. HeDdrickson was consecrat-
ed bishop of the diocese of Providence to-
day. A large number of church dignitaries
were present Bishop Healy of Portland, de-
livered the conservation sermon. 1t was an
eloquent and striking discourse and was list
ep.d TO with the closest attention. AT the
consecration in the evening the cathedral was
thronged. At vesper service Bishop Harkins
officiated and Bishop Bradley of Manchester
preached the sermon. The benediction of
the blessed sacrament by Bishop Harkins
closed the exercises of the days The musical
service of the evening was very elaborate.
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THE GUN BOAT ATLANTA.
The Engines did not Develop the Power
Expected.
NEW York, April I

New York, April IA.
The U. S. gunboat Atlanta came to her
mooring at Brooklyn navy yard Thursday
morning at s. As, from six hours spin up the
sound to test her sea-going capacity. The
vessel sometimes reached l6a and at others
onlv IA knots an hour. The average being
l5A knots. The engines worked splendidly,
but did not develop that power which was
expected 1t is anticipated that the Atlanta
can do seventeen knots an hour at pinch
when the cylinders and bearings of the engine
become easy by working.
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Pensions Granted.
WASHINGTON, April IA.

WAsHINNToN, April tt.
Pensions have been granted to the follow
ing Maine people:
hannah B., mother of John f. Berry,
Unity. ., NJ pa-is
Jas W. Potter. orisinal, New Sharon.
Albert P. Friend, original, Brooksvliie.
Cbas. Johnson, increase, Togus.
Daniel Town, increase, Lee.
Robert I. Lloyd, restoration and increase
Orland.
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RocKLAND, April IA
Cooper Grand Army Post of the town of
Union has engaged Geo. M. Seiders, Esq, of
Portland, as Memorial Day orator. Major j.
Ii. II. Hewett of Thomaston will deliver the
address at Blue Hill. Col. L. ID. Carver of
this city has been invited to deliver the ad-
dress at Thomaston.
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Large Government Contract A warded.
wAsHIseros, April IA.

Secretary Whitney, to-day, awarded the
Bethlehem Iron Works Co.. of Penn. con-
tract for furnishing about 400 tons of steel
forgings and 1900 tons of steel armor plates,
at a. total cost Of s4.5I2 $50. When the pro-
posals were opened, about three weeks ago,
it was found there were three bidders for
supplying gun steel, the Bethlehem, Midvale
and Cambrida Co.'S the bid of the last named
being the lowest.
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4 Lively FINE.

PoTsBoRo, Tex, April II.
John c. Christian, brother JAS. Christian
who was killed a few days ago. organized u
posse of twelve to hunt the murderers down.
They ran them dows last uignt and as they
would not surrender shooting began. Alex
ander Duzan was killed and Steve Bussell
WAS mortally wounded. They were the two
men who killed Christian and Luteral. max
ing four lives lost so far. The feud will be
continued
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DUBLINs n pm IT.
Parnell and Davitt and a number of other
prominent Irishmen are actively engaged in
the work of promoting an organization of
an Irish Woolen Manufacturing and Export
ing Company with capital of s5OO,Oo0.
Davitt while in the United States recently,
received many promises of assistances from
American importers of woolens. meeting
of those interested in the the initial formation
of a company will be held in this city to-
morrow.
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Heavy Gale.

HALIFAX, n. s., April IA.
The northerly gale which set in late Tues
day night continued with extreme violence
until this evening, when it gradually subsid-
nd. The shipping on the coass is believed to
have suffered extensively but so far no grave
disaster is reported.
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Clergymen Pay Full Rates.

CHICAGO, April IA.
The joint conference held here today be.
tween the trunk line and central traffic gen.
eral passenger agents, agreed to grant exces-
sion rates to parties of fifty. No half rates
to clergymen will be given, nor special rates
to theatrical parties.
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East Maine Conference.

BANGOR, April Ia.
r.o E.0, Maine Conference will hold Its
next session at the first Methodis' cnuf'n :"
Bangor, beginning on Thursday May o'h
nd continuing until the following Monday.
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Destroyed bv Fire.

RICHMOND, Va. April IA.
Fire Tuesday night in Onancock, Accomac
county DESTROYED most of the business por-
t;on of the town, twenty-three houses includ-
inc Grand Central Hotel. post office and
nnmber of business houses were burned.
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Killed His Wife.

LIMA, o., April IA.
Early Wednesday morning Joseph Berch.a
weli-to-do farmer, living six miles west of
this place, killed his sick wife with a hammer
and then went to the woods near by, twist
ed some bark into moose and hanged him
self
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| have sold Wistsr's Balsam of Wild Cher
~ many years, have received great benefit
from its use, and can recommend it to all who
suffer from coughs, colds or any pulmonary
complaint. CHARLES H. LEROY, Putnam,
Conn. aprl2d&wlw
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Disastrous Fire.

LACROSSE, Wis, April l3.
The business portion of the village of
Trempaleau was burned this morning. Loss
$40, 900; insurance small.
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Meeting to Encourage the Extension Of
the Canada Atlantic Railroad.
ALBuRG SPRING, VT. April IA.

ALBURG SPRING, Vt. April I4.
A large public meeting was held here to-
5s1 70 encourage the extension of the Canada
Atlantic r. R. from LaCole, P. @. to this
nont. Only IL miles of track are necessary
r. complete the link which gives direct COM
munication with Ottawa.
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NORTH VAssALBORO.

The Methodist society netted about $50
from chicken supper given last Tuesday
evening.
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IF YOU CHOOSE TO CHEW,
then choose Happy Thought" 1t will snit your
taste, it will appeal to your judgment as the bes,
Plug Tobacco yon ever tried. Don't let your preju
dccs waiv your Judgment, but use the Wave Line
Plug for these reasons: It is made from carefully
selected leaf, superior in flavor and quality to other
plugs, from its novel shape is broken not cut, when
sold in small pieces, and does not become hard and
dry on the edges. All dealers sell it, or will get it
because yo1 want it,
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MARKET REPORTS.
Sew York MONEY market.

SEw YORK. April ~.
Money on call ranging from Z too
Prime mercantile paper at 6g6 per cent. Sterling
to per cent. per diem and interest,
Exchange continues dull and steady at 1901 g4sfl
Government bonds dnll and steady. railroad bonds
dull
The following are the closing quotations Of &C.
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The Lawrence Walk.
LAwREscE, April IA.

At LISP Hegelman scored the best record
in the world for As hours. There ia intense
excitement. The score at midnight stood
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steam, spot I. Zoe; May Z 65 a Z zoe; June. ia a
7.1Sc; July, Z s007 Soc; August. 7.3S a /. 93c;
October. 500 a s. 03e; city steam, d Ace
Butter dull and heavy. Cheese frmer and in
fair trade demand.
CHICAGO. April 13-The speculation in
wheat was more active today and the tone was
stronger. The Influences affecting the market
were reported dry weather in the winter wheat
sections, higher barometer OF the Pacific slope
and very light offerings. Fears of manipulation
made operators inclined to trade cautiously and
on limited scale The market opened a shade
easier at 62.c for May and gradually fell off TO
S2sc. the offerings were light, however and
when "shorts" attempted to cover it was discov-
cred that there was very little grain sale, and
the price gradually advanced TO SIC, fell off to
S3sc, rose to s44c. but eased off a shade at the
close and finished for the day at 49, q SAC.
Inc export ciearings from three ports aggre-
gated 245.O00 Blu. The receipts smaller,
aggrecatinc only 271 900 bu, at twelve points.
against 326 600 bu yesterday The quantity of
wheat on ocean passage decreased 4S00 600 bu
during the week. The speculative offerings in
corn were very large early in the day. and the
market was raided down from 49, q 5Ssc for May.
but recovered again, and closed for the day at
last nights figures The receipts were small.
Oats tended down. with corn, but reacted at the
close and closed a shade frmer than yesterday.
Mess pork was unchanged Lard declined l0c
per 100 lbs early. but recovered portion at the
close. Short ribs broke off 20 % Be early in the
session, but recovered and closed at medium fig
ures. The leading futures ranged as follows:
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade Brisk in Nearly Ali Departments with
A Strong Tone to Prices.

A Strong Tone to Prices.
INDIANAPOLIS April 13.
In nearly all departments business there is
more activity than at any time for some months
past. and the volume of traffic seems to be in
creasug from day to day. While there is moth
ing of a speculative character noticeable there
is healthy movement and fair margins are
made the goods sold. Dry goods men are
very busy. A large number of merchants from
surrounding cities and towns were in the city
to-day. then orders by mail were large. Hard
ware men and iron dealers report trade good;
prices in these markets are steady and firm, the
tendency to advance, however. has been
checked. Grocers are doing more business than
at any time since the heavy trade of last fall
Prices are strong; even foreign fruits have
braced up, and prices range higher some des
criptions. The coffee market continues in the
strong position of some days past Coffee Stats
tieians estimate the production of Rio coffee for
eighteen months ending June 30. at IA 667 600
bags, and the consumption at il 0U0. 600 bags. a
deficiency in production of 3. 332, 900 bags How
the consumption exceed production and
stocks is difficult to determine, and they must
employ new method of figuring The sugar
market is firm at unchanged prices. In the
produce markets there is more activity. Eggs
and poultry weak at prices quoted large
arrivals. Gre9n stuff of Southern production is
beginning to come IN, but prices as yet rule
high. AS low prices ruled last year need
hardly be expected as freight rates are Just
double what they were one year ago. The seed
market is active at the recently revised prices
In the other markets there is nothing of impor-
lance to note.
GRAIN.
Receipts of all cereals unusually light for
April Prices firm. For choice milling wheat
there is an active demand, and markets at other
points are firmer. The arrivals of corn are not
sufficient to supply the local demand and for
choice grades there is a good shipping demand.
Oats in good request both for local consumption
and for shipment Track bids to-day ruled as
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THE RECORD OF THE COURTS.
Superior Court.

Superior Court.
Room l-Hon. Napoleon b Taylor, Judge
Charles Schoii, administrator. The Cont
mental Life Insurance Company, of Hartford
Coun.: suit on policy. jury instructed to return
verdict for plaintiff for s., IA SO.
Room 2-Hon. d. W. Howe. Judge.
Annie Arterburn, Administrative, Belt
Railroad and Stockyard Company ct a.; dam
ages. On trial by jury.
Franklin f. Coffin ct al. VS.. Northwestern
National Insurance Company, of Milwaukee,;
policy. Jury find for plaintiff
Room s--Iion. Lewis c. Walker. Judge.
Frank e. Helwig vs. Indianapolis Chair Com
pany receivershlp Tried and taken urder ad-
visement.
Diedrich Mussman vs. NJ. Caroline Hilder-
brant account. On trial by inrv.
Michael O'Connor ct al. vs. William Beatty ct
al; account. Motion for new trial overruled.
NEW SUITS.
Minnie W. Bernauer VS.. Joseph Bernauer;
complaint for divorce. Allegation, abandon
ment.
Sarah E. Scott VS. Robert III. Scott. complaint
for divorce. Allegation, cruel treatment and
abandonment
Nancy G. Lee VS.. John W. Lee; complaint for
divorce Allegation. bigamy and abandonment.
Mamie Ellen Echols VS., VIM J. Wallace ct al
suit on bond.
New Haven Clock Company VS.. Emily Hyer;
suit on account Demand, 1925.
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The Cent Forcing Its Way.

New Orleans Times Democrat.
The cent. which could not be forced suddenly
on the community, is growing into favor. A
large number of houses willing to &C.
cept it, and make their change accordingly, and
the Spublic is beginning to recognize that the
cent is of some value after all Strange to say,
as at the beginning of this movement the small
dealers still hold back. Coppers will be taken
in payment by almost any large dry goods house
in the city, but the candy or banana -pedder
the corner opposite ignores this movement and
is afraid of the copper currency There need be
no fear, however. that the cent will not succeed.
1t has, indeed already succeeded. The new
coin has been introduced 1t is no longer a nov
city or surprise. Those who thought they
could suddenly spring it upon the community
did not recognize the conservative nature of the
people; did not appreciate the fact that even so
small revolutions this only be accom-
plished with time and patience.
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Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS April 13.-Cstt,e-Reeeipts 1.6oo;
shipments. 500. The market was easier; choice
heavy native steers 81 70 $50; fair to good ship
ping steers $414.65: butchers steers, fair to
choice. S3. 20 80; feeders, fair to good, So 20
a. 80: stoekers. fair TO good, 81. To- Tex
ans common to choice So 1880.
Hogs-Receipts. j 800 shipments. 500. The
ket DC lower; choice heavy and butchers Sc
lections s5.6o05.7ai packing fair to good, $500
$50. Workers. medium to prime 20. 20 Oo.3o; pigs.
common to good. 81 5005.
sheep-Rareeipts, $500; shipme nts n on =. The
market was firm wooded, fair to fancy, S36oa5;
clipped medium to choice, So. 1904.
CHICAGO, Apr 13.-The Drovers' journal re-
ports: Cattle-Receipts, 7.o00 shipments. 5000.
Market very dull and Zoe lower shipping steers,
and feeders, 81. 50a4; cows, bulls and mixed 81. 10
03.so; bulk $3.50 $3.50; Texas cattle. $500
$50.
Hogs-Receipts IS OOO shipments, 900. Mar
ket very slow and Toe lower rough and mixed s.. 30
@o.7o packing and shipping, $500 $3.50; light.
S4!50550; skips. IS 04.90-
Sheep-Receipts, g 600 shipments, 900. Market
active but Zoe lower; natives So. 50a5.15 shorn,
1904; Western, $4O4.8 IS; Texans, 81. a. lambs
$4.5005.75.
KANSAS CITY, April Observation-Disclosures,
$500: shipments. 2 600; market sluggish, and
1o015c lower: shipping steers light but choice, SC
lower: choice cows steady; good to choice shipping
$4.4504 Co. common TO medium, $3.SOD4.40
stockers, 50. 6003.30; feeding steers, $3.3504
cows So 6003. 80.
Hogs-Receipts 11.7oo shipments 517 market
weak, and 5010c lower good 70 choice, $5.450
sos: to medium, $5054o; skips and
Sheep Receipts 1000; shipments 80; market
steady; good to choice, clipped $303.5o; common to
medium clipped. So. 10.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, April 13.-Cattle- Receipts
152; shipments, ia The market was fair; prime
$5a5.25; fair to good. 81. 6o 04.S0; common, $i0
4.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; shipments. Q. 100. The
market fair; Philadephias. T6a6.15; Workers.
50 90; common and light, $530Q5.50; pigs
$40 90
: Sheep-Receipts, 1900; shipments 1,4O0 The
market slow: prime wool. SIS. % $50: fair to
good. $4.75 as; common, S304: lambs, 81 500
6.25; clipped sheep ranging in price So 250440
NEW YORK April 3.-Beeves-Receipts SO car
loads Market firm and higher: very common to best
prime steers sold at S4 65a 5.65 bulls and dry cows
at $2.75 04.25. Exports 740 quarters Of beef.
Sheep-Receipts $3.50. Market firm but slow at
at S5G6 per 100 pounds for unshorn sheep; clipped
sheep $4 rs: unshorn yearlings 607: clipped year
lngs. S55005.75; spring lambs. 500 per head.
Hogs-Receipts, >. SO. The few sales of live hogs
We're at S5.7oG per 100 pounds. and the market is
reported frmer.
CINCINNATI, April 13.-Hogs easier; common
and light. 81. so as as; packing and butchers, So. 20
05.15; receipts 1900; shipments, 1850.